Newcomer: which subito system

Neuling: welches subito-System

waltgallus

Good day

Typical (albeit unusual) purchase: 50 (=2x25) yogurt, 50 quark, 25 cottage cheese. What makes sense?

Self scanning or self checkout?
With both systems, can I put the goods directly from the shelf into my paper carrier bags (without having to repack them)?

Thanks and regards

Walt Gallus

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All replies (4)

Guest

Self-scanning is more practical for everything that you don't hold in your hand when you go out anyway (a single item or something).
With self-checkout, you have to unpack and scan everything again at the self-checkout station (well, in your case, theoretically 1 yogurt, quark and cottage cheese are enough - scan and enter the number).

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waltgallus

Thank you, n_vogel, for your helpful answer.
What is perhaps a matter of course for you professionals is definitely helpful to me as a layman, which I (still) am. Your explanation is easy to understand.

Greetings

Walt Gallus

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AlMiDeCoLi

If you use self-checkout, you are not allowed to put anything in your own bags while shopping anyway. It's like paying normally at the checkout, you have to use the shopping baskets or trolleys. After all, there is no proof that you went to the self-checkout station afterwards.

Packing items into your own bags while shopping is only possible during self-scanning with the hand scanner.

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waltgallus

Thank you, AlMiDeCoLi, now everything is clear. I should have thought of that myself.

Greetings

Walt Gallus

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